Elinor Ostrom
Elinor Ostrom obtuvo el Premio Nobel de Economía en 2009 y fue Arthur F. Bentley Professor de Ciencias Políticas y Senior Research Director del Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis en la Universidad de Indiana, así como fundadora y directora del Center for the Study of Institutional Diversity en la Universidad de Arizona. Entre sus innumerables publicaciones destacan *Governing the commons: The evolution of institutions for collective action* (1990); *Institutional incentives and sustainable development: infrastructure policies in perspective* (con L. Schroeder y S. Wynne, 1993); y *Understanding institutional diversity* (2005).
Works (26)
Die Verfassung der Allmende
Understanding institutional diversity
Rules, games, and common-pool resources
Understanding Knowledge as a Commons
The commons in the new millennium
2003
Trust and Reciprocity
Strategies of Political Inquiry (SAGE Focus Editions)
Community Organization and the Provision of Police Services (Sage professional papers in administrative and policy studies. Ser. no. 03-001)
Los bienes comunes del conocimiento
The drama of the commons
Foundations of social capital
Institutional incentives and sustainable development
The Delivery of Urban Services
Linking the Formal and Informal Economy
Improving irrigation governance and management in Nepal
Decision-related research on the organization of service delivery in metropolitan areas
Asian irrigation in transition
People and forests
Seeing the forest and the trees
Crafting institutions for self-governing irrigation systems
Competition and cooperation
Improving Irrigation In Asia Sustainable Performance Of An Innovative Intervention In Nepal
Trust And Reciprocity
Patterns of metropolitan policing
UNDERSTANDING INSTITUTIONAL DIVERSTIY
The samaritan's dilemma